205 CMR, § 134.19 - Disciplinary Action
(1)
Grounds for Disciplinary Action. Any employee or
vendor license or registration issued under
205 CMR 134.00 may be
conditioned, suspended, or revoked, or a civil administrative penalty assessed,
if the Bureau finds that a licensee or registrant has:
(a) been arrested or convicted of a crime
while employed by a gaming establishment and failed to report the charges or
the conviction to the commission;
(b) failed to comply with M.G.L. c. 23K,
§ 13; or
(c) failed to comply
with any provision of M.G.L. c. 23K or 205 CMR pertaining to licensees and
registrants, including failure to act in conformance with an applicable
provision of the gaming licensee's system of internal controls approved in
accordance with
205 CMR
138.02.
(2)
Finding and
Decision. If the Bureau finds that a licensee or registrant has
violated a provision of 205 CMR 134.19(1), it may issue a written notice of its
intent to reprimand, suspend, or revoke said license or registration. Such
notice shall be provided in writing and contain a factual basis and the
reasoning in support the decision, including citation to the applicable
statute(s) or regulation(s) that supports the action. It shall further advise
the licensee or registrant of their right to a hearing and their responsibility
to request a hearing in accordance with 205 CMR 134.19(4), if they so choose,
and that failure to do so may result in the decision automatically being
imposed. Mailing of the notice to the address on record with the commission, or
emailing the notice to the address provided to the commission by the
licensee/registrant shall be deemed satisfactory service of the notice. The
Bureau may alternatively issue an order temporarily suspending a license in
accordance with M.G.L. c. 23K, § 35(e).
(3)
Civil Administrative
Penalties. The Bureau may assess a civil administrative penalty on
a licensee or registrant in accordance with M.G.L. c. 23K, § 36 for a
violation of 205 CMR 134.19(1).
(4)
Review of Decision. Any person aggrieved by a decision
made by the Bureau, in accordance with 205 CMR 134.19(2) or (3), may request
review of said decision in accordance with
205 CMR 101.00:
M.G.L. c. 23K Adjudicatory Proceedings. Failure to request
such review may result in the decision automatically being imposed.
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